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In this section, you will find an array of contact information to assist your concerns. These range from emergency contact numbers to informational agencies. Note that this page is NOT for life threatening emergencies. If you have an a life threatening emergency, dial 911. Disclaimer: we do not administer these pages, this information is only given as a resource.
- All Possible Help
- Home Counseling
- Food Program
- 24/7 Emergency Numbers
- Disability Information
- Domestic Violence
- Education & Training Services
- Food Assistance
- Foreclosure Assistance
- Health Care
- Housing
- Children & Information
- Legal Assistance
- Public Assistance
- Shelters
- Substance Prevention
- Transportation
- Unemployment
- Home Rehab Grant
Michigan 211 is a resource that can connect you to local help agencies for any reason. Angelical Stepping Ground Family Development Center is a resource for families of all types. Whether you are looking for motherhood or fatherhood help, after school programs or special needs help with your child, ASG is there to help.
(Call 1-888-995-HOPE) For Free personalized guidance from housing counseling agencies certified by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. The Homeowner’s HOPE Hotline - open 24/7 - is operated by the Homeownership Preservation Foundation, a nonprofit member of the HOPE NOW Alliance of mortgage industry members and Housing and Urban Development (HUD-)certified counseling agencies. Also consider the program Making Home Affordable.
The Community Development Department assists in providing boxed food for Taylor residents twice monthly. The food purchased through the Gleaners Community Food Bank with U.S. Department of HUD CDBG program funds. Food is distributed at the Taylor Human Services Center, 26650 Eureka Road, Suite D-1. Proof of residency is required. For information regarding food distribution, Call - (734) 374-5887
AIDS Hotline: (800) 872-AIDS
- Children’s Crisis Screening: (734) 297-1701 (days); (313) 224-7000 (after 5 p.m.)
- Children’s Protective Services: (313) 396-0300
- Family Violence: (734) 459-5900
- Rape Counseling: (734) 459-5900
- Parent HELPline: (800) 942-HELP
- Poison Control: (313) 745-5711
- Suicide Hotline: (313) 224-7000
- Youth Living Centers, Safe Stay, Counterpoint: (313) 563-5005
Americans with Disabilities Act: (800) 514-0301 TTY: (800)-514-0383
- Social Security Administration Office of Disability: (800) 772-1213
- U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC): (800) 669-4000
First Step: (888) 453-5900
- First Step Legal Advocacy Project: (888) 453-5900
Department of Labor: (866)487-2365
- Downriver Career Technical Consortium (DCTC): (734) 782-3194
- Focus Hope: (313) 494-5500
- Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA): (800) 433-3243
- Michigan Jobs & Career Portal- Job & Career Fairs: (888) 253-6855
- Fish and Loaves: (734) 442-0031
- Salvation Army: (734) 282-0930
- Downriver Community Food Pantry- (734) 281-6733.
- Liquid Nutrition / Meals on Wheels (734) 727-7357
Hope for Homeowners: (800) 225-5342
- Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA) (313) 456-3540
- Save the Dream: (866)946-7432
- Wayne County Mortgage Foreclosure Prevention Program: (877) 693-6199
Taylor Teen Health Center: (734) 942-2273
- Wayne Co. Health Department: (734) 955-3900
Apartment Search: (800) 272-7863
- Michigan Housing Locator: (517)373-8370
- Child Care Coordinating Council: (734) 782-7224
- Child Abuse Prevention Council: (734) 721-5901
- The Information Center: (734) 282-7171
- Tel-Help (United Way): (800) 552-1183
- Children with Cerebral Palsy : (800) 462-5772
- Legal Aid Intake Line: (313) 964-4700
- Wayne Co. Neighborhood Legal Services: (313) 962-0466
- Community Legal Resources- (313)962-3171
- Free legal Aid Clinic (FLAC)- (313)577-2711
- Legal Aid and Defender Association- (877)964-4700
- Rental Tenant Rights, Laws, and Protection: Michigan
Michigan Department of Human Services: (734) 281-8204
- No Worker Left Behind (NWLB): (517) 335-1319
- Dept. of Human Services (Taylor) (734) 281-8204
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Christnet Warming Center: (734) 671-1300
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Counterpoint Crisis Center: (313) 563-5005
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Wayne Co. Family Shelter: (734) 721-0590
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Neighborhood Service Organization- (313) 963-7829
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Safe House: (734) 242-SAFE
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Starfish Family Services(runaways, homeless youth ages 10-17): (313) 563-5005
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Salvation Army: (800) 274-3583
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United Way's First Call for Help- (734) 242-HELP
- Veteran's Haven, Inc.: (734) 728-0527
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The Guidance Center: (734) 287-1702
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Community Care Services: (734) 955-3550
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Central Diagnostic and Referral Unit (CDR)-SEMCA: (800) 686-6543
- Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center: (734)729-3939
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MI Unemployment Agency- (866) 500-0017
- MARVIN-Michigan Automated Response Voice Interactive Network (866) 638-3993
This application is for quality of life home repairs for low income residents within the City of Taylor. It is a soft second mortgage, meaning that payments will only need to be made if the primary resident converts the worked-on home as a rental unit, moves out, passes away, or the home changes ownership in any way. Please the form below and fill it out to the best of your abilities. Read the policies before completing.